Ehsan Ahmad

Ehsan has been helping me with a poetry project. I am really enjoying working with him. He is very good at explaining aspects of the Urdu language, and has a wide knowledge of Urdu poetry. I would definitely recommend him as a teacher.

Ehsan is wonderful. He's very nice and teaches very well. He teaches colloquial (i.e. actually spoken) Urdu which is exactly what I was looking for. He also makes sure to explain the literal meaning of phrases as compared to what they actually mean when they are used which is often very hard to learn if you're not living in the country where the language you're trying to learn is spoken. I look forward to our next lesson :)

Ehsan is a very reliable, kind, patient, flexible, pleasant to work with, and most importantly knowledgeable tutor. His classes are very interesting and engaging. He has helped me a great lot with my pronunciation. I love his method of tackling grammar which uses a mix of a wide array of example sentences, within the bounds of the vocabulary mastered, and to-the-point grammar explanations, avoiding long and boring grammar rules. My goal is to first learn how to speak Urdu and attain a certain degree of fluency before moving to the written language (newspapers, etc.). He readily adapted to my goal, and I have no doubt that he'll take me all the way to fluency. I wholeheartedly recommend Ehsan to anyone who's serious about learning Urdu!

Ehsan is an excellent teacher! I would highly recommend.

I had mentioned to Bhai Ehsan that I really wanted to focus on reading and he has obliged. The text he is using has the right amount of challenge for me and Bhai Ehsan is patient when I make pronunciation errors. The text is also rich in new vocabulary. Bhai Ehsan allows me time to read the text at my own pace, so that the information opens up to me and provides the necessary guidance and reminders when appropriate.

he started at too basic of a level, explaining grammatical concepts that I already was familiar with. However, when he spoke he spoke far too quickly and did not introduce me to new vocabulary words.